Sentence examples for either invited from inspiring English sources
Screening histories were assessed by the local, computerised, screening database and subjects were classified as either invited or not-yet-invited and as either screened or unscreened.
The date of incidence reported in the cancer registry and the date of pseudodiagnosis for controls (i.e., the date of censoring the screening history for controls) were selected as the index dates for the classification of subjects as either invited or not-yet-invited and as either screened or unscreened.
They are either invited directly by our program development staff or selected to participate in our ePatient Scholar program.
During this stage, your application is reviewed by at least two admissions officers, after which you will be either invited to interview or denied admission.
The majority of participants presented either invited or contributed papers during the Institute, and everyone participated in lively discussions on scientific aspects of the program.
Moreover, countries far beyond the ancient Silk Road routes are now either invited to join or already considered to be part of the plan: Latin American nations like Panama and Bolivia have signed on to participate formally, and even a few projects in Brazil now bear the BRI label in Chinese state-run media announcements.
Mr Obama has also said he intends to appoint Republican cabinet members, but aides discounted the possibility that he would either invite Mr McCain or that such an offer would be accepted.
You could either invite some people over for a few drinks before going out, as this will break the ice a little bit or you could invite your university friends over from their home towns to spend the evening with you.
You can either invite people individually or select all.
The problem here is selection: one can either invite representatives of stakeholder groups (such as the consumer associations), or try to find a sample of "representative" consumers of the specific products or chemicals under review.
Cash doesn't tend to return much, and having a big pile of it around could either invite a takeover or tempt a company to make a dumb acquisition.
